1. What is the Japanese preparatory class?
Preparatory study in Japan is also an analysis of other subjects. Another name of Japanese preparatory course is Japanese professional course. The so-called "college specialized courses" is actually the product of educational preparation similar to "college preparatory course" that people often say in China. In Japan, such preparatory education institutions are called "college colleges".
Other disciplines are affiliated to a university, and these universities are basically private universities. Therefore, "foreign students in private universities" is actually another name for "foreign students". They are all Japanese training institutions that recruit foreign students who don't understand Japanese or Japanese. So, think of it as a language school for the time being. But other subjects have their own characteristics compared with language schools.
For example, students in other subjects can enjoy all the benefits and treatment of international students when they get a study visa (but the difference between a study visa and a study visa is not obvious, and the Japanese government is already formulating policies to merge the two visas). Moreover, because other disciplines belong to a university, students from other disciplines can enjoy some treatment in their own university, including all the facilities and special rights in the university.
In addition, undergraduate science system 1 year, full-time teaching. Students who want to study in their own universities after graduation can enjoy the treatment of taking care of the scores of their own universities or enrolling directly without examination. Of course, students who graduated from other disciplines can also take an examination of other universities or colleges.
Second, the Japanese preparatory class application conditions
1. Education requirements: Undergraduate and short-term university applicants must have received 12 years of school education (including secondary education), have basic knowledge of Japanese, and be over 18 years old.
2. Comprehensive quality ability: including self-learning ability, ability to understand problems and certain research ability. Recognize your own ability and learning strength, and choose the university that suits you.
3. Examination for studying abroad: Undergraduate entrance examination generally includes two parts: the national unified examination and the examinations organized by various schools. These two kinds of exams generally have separate exams for foreign students, that is, the exam content and admission scores are different from those of Japanese students. Generally, the entrance examination for Japanese undergraduate students is conducted in Japan, so it is necessary to take the examination in Japan to apply for Japanese universities. One way is to apply for matriculation classes such as Japanese language schools and then apply for Japanese universities; Another way is to choose a domestic university and apply for a visa to take the exam in Japan during the exam.
4, language requirements: before going abroad, you need to master a certain level of Japanese, and the risk of going to Japan based on 0 is greater.
Third, the cost of studying abroad in Japan
1, tuition
The tuition fee for preparatory courses in Japan is very cheap. If you attend preparatory courses in Japanese public schools, the tuition fee per semester is about 17000 yuan, and you have to pay the tuition fee after entering the school, which adds up to about 18000 yuan. If you attend preparatory courses in non-public schools in Japan, the tuition fee per semester is about 40,000-65,438+10,000 RMB.
2. Rent
Generally, only public schools in Japan have university dormitories, and the monthly cost is about 5,000-20,000 yen (320 yuan-1.280 yuan). For students who rent a house outside, it is about 30,000 yen to 60,000 yen (1.920-3.840 yuan) for a small apartment and 70,000 yen to 1.200 yen (4.480-7.680 yuan) for a high-grade apartment. There are still gifts, agency fees and deposits to pay when renting a house outside, so you need to find a guarantor yourself.
3. Food expenses
The cost of food in Japan is still quite high. If you cook it yourself, the cost will be much lower. The cost of a meal can be controlled between 200 yen and 350 yen (12 yuan -22 yuan), and the monthly meal cost is about 30,000 yen to 40,000 yen (1920 yuan-2,560 yuan). If you can eat more at ordinary times,
4. Transportation costs
In Japan, the same transportation cost is very expensive, so it is recommended to find a house near the school when renting a house. You can walk to school almost every day. Students who want to travel by car can buy a monthly ticket or consider buying a bicycle. The fee is 5000 yen-1 ten thousand yen (320 yuan -640 yuan) for one month.
5. Medical expenses
In Japan, if you don't take insurance to see a doctor, a common cold costs about 5,000 yen (320 yuan RMB), and hospitalization costs 300,000-400,000 yen a week (19,202-25,603 RMB). If you buy insurance, the cost will be significantly reduced. The insurance premium paid by international students is 65438+ per month.
6. Communication costs
Japanese communication costs 600 yuan-2,000 yuan a year.
7. Leisure expenses
If you need to go out to study in Japan with friends every month, you need at least 7,000 yen (448 RMB), which is estimated once a week. If you go out more than once, you will be added on the basis of this fee.